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At the end of 2006, he moved back to Spain to direct the Systems Biology programme at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), where he also served as deputy director until his appointment as director in mid 2011. Since 2006 he has been an ICREA (Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies) Research Professor.
Please consult the CRG jobs webpage or directly contact verena.ruprecht@crg.eu for open job opportunities. Funding Acknowledgements The project “Control mechanisms and robustness of multicellular symmetry breaking” has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe under the grant agreement No BREAKDANCE_101072123 (01/01/2024-31/12/2029)
CRG's vision is to recognize researchers and staff as essential contributors to the CRG success by offering a supportive, encouraging and challenging working environment that promotes equal opportunities, ethical integrity and work-life balance. CRG has adopted an Action Plan 2013-2015 that will enable CRG to fulfill the HR Vision and HR ...
The CRG will lead and host two of the twenty awarded projects out of the more than 780 projects that were submitted. CRG group leaders Maria Pia Cosma and Fátima Gebauer will receive funding to develop their projects, which will explore new treatments for retinal degeneration and melanoma metastasis and progression respectively.
The work of the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) focuses on understanding the complexity of life, from the genome in the cell to the complete organism and its interaction with the environment. All this is carried out by a multidisciplinary team that connects biology with physics, mathematics, chemistry and medicine, with the support of ...
12 de mar. de 2015 · The CRG will lead and host two of the twenty awarded projects out of the more than 780 projects that were submitted. CRG group leaders Maria Pia Cosma and Fátima Gebauer will receive funding to develop their projects, which will explore new treatments for retinal degeneration and melanoma metastasis and progression respectively.
CRG scientists receive €5m to research cancer, ageing and evolution (03/09/2019) Nick Stroustrup, also a Group Leader in the Systems Biology research programme, is the third recipient of funding for his project SYSAGING, which aims to develop new ways of mapping the molecular changes associated with ageing and disease.
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